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- veritas3 commented on Jonny Builds's instructable One Hour WorkbenchView Instructable »
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- veritas3 commented on SusanLand's instructable Fix a Dented DemocracyView Instructable »
Thanks for writing this Instructable! Two ideas I've been thinking about that will help bring the temperature down when it comes to political "discussions": 1. If a discussion gets too hot, mention that every so often, one of the parties in our two-party system wanders away from its voter base. A new party emerges, and one of the older parties dies out. This happened last time when Abraham Lincoln, the first candidate of the new Republican party became president, and the Whig party died away. Right now, both parties seem to be beholden to special interests more than actual citizens. If it starts to turn into an argument about which party should die out, defuse and redirect -- say, "I don't think it matters; if one party goes kaput, it hopefully would be replaced by …
see more » - veritas3 commented on pojken's instructable Magical No Dip, One-Hand, Tri-String, Continuous Feed, Mega Bubble WandView Instructable »
That photo under Step 7, of the bubble-boxer punching the bubble-bag, is amazing! I will try this...
- veritas3 commented on 38ren's instructable Bubble Tea TartsView Instructable »
These look delicious, but complicated, so I hesitate to make them. But since we're not going anywhere much this summer, it's a maybe! What I really wanted to say is that I think you should include your dog's cute muzzle in every photo of your finished product. The way the photo was cropped in my email, a little bit of muzzle and little pink tongue were showing at the top of the photo... turned your main photo into total clickbait... it could be your signature!
- veritas3 commented on marttis7's instructable Oreo Cookies COPYCAT RecipeView Instructable »
Thanks for this -- Martha Stewart put out a recipe for copycat Oreos decades ago, and I never made them because her filling is made with partially hydrogenated vegetable oil (Crisco) and I haven't had that in my pantry for decades. I think Crisco is probably truer to the real Oreo filling, but this is the recipe for me. I will try this today!
- veritas3 commented on backwards lamb's instructable Star Wars Death Star Escape Book NookView Instructable »
Great idea to reflect the LED strip off of aluminum tape... You don't say where you put the on/off switch, but it could be behind one of the angled corners of the face frame... I don't have a 3D printer, but I'm saving this project... If I get the time, I might do some old-school kitbashing or upcycle product packaging to make something similar. Would be fun to put some "greeblies" in there -- those were the little plastic discs from battleship models. https://sites.google.com/site/millenniumfalconnotes/millenniumfalconnotes
- veritas3 commented on LTDWoodworks's instructable 1000 Piece Cutting BoardView Instructable »
1,000 pieces!?!? Truly this project is a child of Coronavirus and shelter-in-place. Sooo worth it, well done! I don't keep a youtube account, but I favorite'd your project here.
- veritas3 commented on captchemo's instructable Cardboard Knight HelmetView Instructable »
This is great, I'm considering making this in a homeschool co-op. I'd cut out the main pieces and the kids would detail and assemble. Thanks for the idea of vertical slits, and I may also look at getting some hole punches, because I notice kids really don't get enough practice with analog manual tools, and I'm sure they would love to pound holes with hammers!! One "mom" thing I instantly noticed is that I would have them put squares of duct tape over the legs of the brads, inside the helmet. They could put their eye out!
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